0) {
$ringfile = file("/home/$user/.ring", FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES | FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES);
if (count($ringfile) > 1 && $ringfile[1] !== "")
$dest = trim($ringfile[1]);
}
$location = $dest ?? "/~$user/";
header("Location: $location");
die();
}
else {
// keep this as a string so we can escape it easily with htmlspecialchars()
$snippet = '
';
$title = "webring - how to join";
include __DIR__ . '/../header.php';
?>
how to join the webring
ERROR please be sure that me=USERNAME is set to your user and have created a ~/.ring file.
this webring can be joined by any user on tilde.team.
first, add the following links to your page, replacing USERNAME by your username (no ~):
you may edit the code however you want. it should work as long as the URLs are kept in place and have your user in them.
then create a .ring file in your ~ to be added in the webring:
$ touch ~/.ring
the first line of ~/.ring will be displayed here as a tagline.
the second line of the file is used as a custom link if your webring tags are not on your homepage.
explore webring
jump to random page
members in the webring:
0) {
$ringfile = file("/home/$user/.ring", FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES | FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES);
$tagline = htmlspecialchars($ringfile[0]);
if (count($ringfile) > 1 && $ringfile[1] !== "")
$link = htmlspecialchars($ringfile[1]);
}
else {
unset($tagline);
unset($link);
} ?>
- ">~
it will probably work if you copy it to your own ~/public_html and adjust the links accordingly.